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From:	"Robert J. Waters" <rjwate01@*****.louisville.edu>
Subject:	Archive Site
Date:	Sun, 23 Jun 1996 16:22:08 -0500 (EDT)

Message no. 1 I was wondering where the archive of postings for this mailing list are
located.

Luc AKA BobW

From:	"Damion Milliken" <dam01@***.edu.au>
Subject:	Re: Archive Site
Date:	Mon, 24 Jun 1996 14:46:17 +1000 (EST)

Message no. 2 Robert J. Waters writes:

> I was wondering where the archive of postings for this mailing list are
> located.

Read the FAQ!

For your convenience, here is the relevant part:

[...Looks into FAQs...]

Hmmm, it seems that they have not yet been updated since we moved to iTribe
- the info still says "go look at HEARN".

Well, since it isn't in the FAQ, what you might want to do is this:

Send an email to majordomo@********.itribe.net, with a blank subject line,
and a single line in the message saying "help". You will be sent useful
commands.

One of the relevant commands that you will be sent is "index <list>". You
can send a command to majordomo (as above) with the line "index shadowrn" in
the body, and you will be sent a list of the archive files for the list.
Unfortunately, it seems that the archives only go back about 3 days or so
(or did last time I looked).

Once you know the names of the archive files (which are actually based on the
dates that they were made, but anyhow), you can send a command to majordomo
(as above) with the line "get shadowrn <file>", and you will be sent the
log
file that you specify.

--
Damion Milliken University of Wollongong E-mail: dam01@***.edu.au

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From:	"Robert J. Waters" <rjwate01@*****.louisville.edu>
Subject:	Re: Archive Site
Date:	Mon, 24 Jun 1996 03:53:14 -0500 (EDT)

Message no. 3 > Read the FAQ!

I did and it isn't up to date

> For your convenience, here is the relevant part:
>
> [...Looks into FAQs...]
>
> Hmmm, it seems that they have not yet been updated since we moved to iTribe
> - the info still says "go look at HEARN".
>
> Well, since it isn't in the FAQ, what you might want to do is this:
>
> Send an email to majordomo@********.itribe.net, with a blank subject line,
> and a single line in the message saying "help". You will be sent useful
> commands.

Did that already and actually I saved results to my folder for shadowrn

> One of the relevant commands that you will be sent is "index <list>".
You
> can send a command to majordomo (as above) with the line "index shadowrn"
in
> the body, and you will be sent a list of the archive files for the list.
> Unfortunately, it seems that the archives only go back about 3 days or so
> (or did last time I looked).

I am looking for archives that go farther back than that so that I can catchup
with the list seeing as it has been about a year since I was on plus with all
the account probs i've had I wasnt getting all my mail for awhile.

Any location of archives (seeing as I can only find shadowtk archives) is
greatly appreciated. Also before people start saying it...i presently dont
have web access since they mis-installed lynx and it keeps core dumping
everytime it is runned.

Luc AKA BobW

From:	Robert Watkins <robertdw@*******.net.au>
Subject:	Re: Archive Site
Date:	Mon, 24 Jun 96 17:56:57 +1100

Message no. 4 >I am looking for archives that go farther back than that so that I can
>catchup
>with the list seeing as it has been about a year since I was on plus with
>all
>the account probs i've had I wasnt getting all my mail for awhile.

Why bother? We'll talk about it all again, anyway. :)

(Oh yeah, I'm back again... it's been a busy month)

--
Robert Watkins robertdw@*******.com.au
Real Programmers never work 9 to 5. If any real programmers
are around at 9 am, it's because they were up all night.

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